Vase with diminishing ribs
A vase that starts smooth at the base, then rises into fine ribs that narrow as they climb, fading out near the rim. The effect is quiet and linear, like the piece is easing into its own texture. It stands on a shelf or table, ready for stems or grasses.
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The vase begins plain at the base, a smooth curve rising from the surface it sits on. Partway up, ribs appear, narrow bands that circle the body and taper as they climb, thinning until they disappear near the rim. The result reads as one continuous gesture rather than a repeated pattern.
It suits a shelf, a windowsill, a spot on the table where you want something to hold a few stems without asking for attention. Dried grasses show the ribbing well, since the light catches each band differently as the eye moves up. It works empty too, left on its own as a quiet shape among other things.
It stands about 21.5 cm tall, with a 16 cm footprint, and prints as a single piece. Each one is printed to order in our Cyprus studio and shipped worldwide, so allow a little time between ordering and arrival.
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